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Britain feared Japan would spy on its office at 1979 G-7 Tokyo summit - Vimarsana News

Britain feared Japan would spy on its office at 1979 G-7 Tokyo summit

LONDON (Kyodo) -- British officials believed Japan would covertly monitor their discussions and activities at the Group of Seven summit in Tokyo in 19

Britain feared Japan would spy on its office at 1979 G7 Tokyo summit - Vimarsana News

Britain feared Japan would spy on its office at 1979 G7 Tokyo summit

British officials believed Japan would covertly monitor their discussions and activities at the Group of Seven summit in Tokyo in 1979, according to recently declassified documents. Security experts warned the Japanese could be recording information via the equipment supplied to the British delegation's office, located on the grounds of the…

FOCUS:Britain feared Japan would spy on its office at 1979 G-7 Tokyo summit - Vimarsana News

FOCUS:Britain feared Japan would spy on its office at 1979 G-7 Tokyo summit

British officials believed Japan would covertly monitor their discussions and activities at the Group of Seven summit in Tokyo in 1979, according to recently declassified documents.

Revealed: the secret British plan to keep Italy's communists from power | Espionage - Vimarsana News

Revealed: the secret British plan to keep Italy's communists from power | Espionage

Newly declassified files expose the Foreign Office’s dirty tricks campaign to influence the knife-edge 1976 election result

French leader Francois Mitterrand couldn't fool UK over illness he hid for years, documents show - Vimarsana News

French leader Francois Mitterrand couldn't fool UK over illness he hid for years, documents show

Sir Reginald Hibbert, UK ambassador to France, said the then newly elected French president was hiding the truth about his health in a letter to the head of the Diplomatic Service in 1981.